00:00We didn't know how to get out of the house, we didn't know where the bike was, due to the
00:25explosion.
00:26We tried several times, we used the lock for the first time.
00:32Even though we lived here with our children, our wives and our wives, they couldn't use
00:38it.
00:39So we couldn't find another solution.
00:41We brought, how do you call it?
00:44Stairs.
00:45It was from the ruins of Abdullah Safiyan's school after it was destroyed.
00:51We used it as a kind of ladder.
00:57When I'm at home, I'm afraid for my son.
01:01I'm afraid that he might fall or something.
01:03My son is still young.
01:15As you can see, the house is completely ruined.
01:20It's very dangerous to live in it.
01:23The engineers came and looked at the situation.
01:26They said it's very difficult.
01:28At any moment, if there's an explosion nearby, or something similar, or the foundations
01:33move, the house could fall.
01:51As you know, we have sick people, we have children, we have elderly people.
01:55Of course, climbing a ladder like this is very dangerous for the children.
01:59For the elderly, it's a big problem.
02:02We have to carry water and tools.
02:05Of course, it's also a big problem for us.
02:08It's dangerous to go up and down, and there's no electricity.
02:14But we can say that the place and the area is much better than the tent.
02:19We came here when it was raining.
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